Combi boiler/hot water

After a fairly disastrous start, some quite solid work on the install. They intend to finish Mon.

Ski rack

Scratch built - scrap lumber and about and hour with my little helpers. Location selected for proximity to installed roof rack for easy loading/unloading.

Cold patch

Treating the symptom, we'll see how long this lasts.

Tight quarters

You know you're working in tight quarters when you have to open the window to get enough room to rip boards. Note: all materials >8' in length (basically all of them) entered through this window after a brief stop on the porch roof...not bad exercise.

More finish work

Tedious...

HVAC enclosure

With removable access panel

More shiplap

The angles and finish work takes forever though the results aren't bad.

LR3 turn signal bulb replacement

In all fairness it only took about 15min as I had watched a video on it, had all the tools, a convenient garage, etc. I did mange to complete the job without breaking any plastic snap fasteners, maybe the British have designed these better...Toyota seems to use about 2-3x the number need seemingly for expected breakage along the way.

Framing complete (nearly)

Complete with Elke's desired angled wall which should let more light in to the main area and give a more open feel. All walls independent and removable for access to HVAC et al. Now more shiplap...

LR3 hood structure and buffers

10min job...hood stays up and fit is tight. Should be good for another 100k mi.

Base cabinets > 50%

Loosely installed at least, getting faster at assembly

LR3 front hubs and brakes

Hopefully this does the trick. Actually straightforward work and easy given all the space under there.